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What’s the idea behind oval bowl forged pistons? I understand they make for a much stronger piston which is needed for the cast version. But are people cracking the standard bowl forged pistons? I’m not being critical at all just curious if there’s maybe another advantage to the oval bowl that I’m missing.
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But.....What do I know. '04.5 EC/LB 4x4. Howard Rods w/ oiler hole. Oval Chambers and valve reliefs cut in Mahle Cast Pistons. 17.5:1 SoCal Stage 2 heads, 3388 Cam, Billet Flywheel, and harmonic balancer. Danville 68mm VVT Turbo 100 over injectors. PPE Dual CP3s ProFab Castflow headers and uppipes. 100 PSIA MAP Sensor Kennedy dual lift pump. Dynoed 690 HP / 1200 TQ |
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Cool. I can appreciate that.
Has anyone cracked a forged piston in a Duramax? Has anyone ever done a back to back dyno of round versus oval bowl at the same compression ratio to see if there is any difference? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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I don't know that anyone has done back to back for any aftermarket piston design.
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But.....What do I know. '04.5 EC/LB 4x4. Howard Rods w/ oiler hole. Oval Chambers and valve reliefs cut in Mahle Cast Pistons. 17.5:1 SoCal Stage 2 heads, 3388 Cam, Billet Flywheel, and harmonic balancer. Danville 68mm VVT Turbo 100 over injectors. PPE Dual CP3s ProFab Castflow headers and uppipes. 100 PSIA MAP Sensor Kennedy dual lift pump. Dynoed 690 HP / 1200 TQ |
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Here is what sold me on the oval design. Many guys had cast pistons break on higher hp applications. So most had to run forged pistons. Now many guys are running cast oval pistons with hardly any failures. My truck has beat on these pistons the last 2 years. This year we was around 1200hp. There is a lot of great info on how and why these pistons hold up on these in older post.
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Oh believe me Ne-max I’ve read all of those threads that I’ve seen over the years. I’m sure I missed a few though. I am definitely a fan of the oval design for cast pistons. They have certainly proven themselves to be stronger then a round bowl cast piston. My question was simply why do it on the forged pistons also. I guess the answer is simply it works good on one, might as well do it on all of them.
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